South Dravidian etymology : List with all references

Proto-South Dravidian : *aḍu- ~ *aḍai-

Meaning : to approach; to reach

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Tamil : aṭu (-pp-, -tt-)

Tamil meaning : to be next, near, approach, come in contact with, seek protection; to join (tr.), join together; to happen, occur

Tamil derivates : aṭai (-v-, -nt-) to reach, arrive at, take refuge in, go to roost, sit on eggs as a hen, obtain, get, enjoy; (-pp-, -tt-) to lease, entrust, bestow; n. joining, delivering, conveying, resort, refuge, deposit, incubation; aṭaippu lease; aṭaivu pledge, help, aid, refuge, perching place for birds; aṭaikkalam refuge, shelter, deposit; aṭaku, aṭaimān_am pledge, property mortgaged; aṭaiyal reaching; aṭaiccu (aṭaicci-) to put, place, insert (as flowers in the hair); aṭaicu (aṭaici-) to be joined, placed; aṭṭu (aṭṭi-) to put, place, put on

Malayalam : aṭuka (aṭṭu)

Malayalam meaning : to come into contact, come to be close upon

Malayalam derivates : aṭukka to come nigh, approach, close; aṭuppikka to bring near; aṭuppam, aṭuppu nearness; aṭakkaḷam shelter; aṭayuka to get into, come into possession, obtain; aṭekka to take in, receive, collect, pay in; aṭakkam possession, enjoyment; aṭa incubation; bail, pledge; shelter, refuge; aṭavu money that has come to hand; aṭamānam a pawn, mortgage

Kannada : aḍar

Kannada meaning : to be united or joined with, arise, come, appear

Kannada derivates : aḍarcu to bring together, set in readiness, prepare; aḍasu to join, be joined with, unite with, be near to, associate oneself to; aḍe to obtain, get; n. trust; aḍavu, aḍapu pawn, pledge, deposit, mortgage; aṭṭu to be within reach, keep close to, follow, run after, pursue; to put; n. closeness, pursuing, putting, placing

Kodagu : aḍɨ- (aḍɨp-, aḍɨt-)

Kodagu meaning : to approach

Tulu : aḍavu, aḍāvu

Tulu meaning : mortgage, pledge

Tulu derivates : aḍepuni, aḍevuni to roost, perch; aṭṭuni to put

Proto-Nilgiri : *aḍ-

Number in DED : 0079

Nilgiri etymology :

Proto-Nilgiri : *aḍ-

Meaning : to happen; to give

South Dravidian etymology: South Dravidian etymology

Kota : aṛ- (aṭ-) "(something) happens to a person"

Toda : aṛpɨn "dowry (of buffaloes given by girl's father)"

Additional forms : Also Toda aṛpɨt ɨr buffaloes of the dowry; nes_oṭ- (nes_oṭy-) to put to forehead in salutation, put forehead to something (e. g. ground) ceremonially (nes_n ground); tes_oṛ- (tes_oṭ-) to place cover on oneself (or someone else) for sleeping (tes_, cf. tel- to wrap tightly [garment])

Notes : Toda aṛpɨn < *aḍ-ä-pǝn- (whence a, not *o); the modified form is seen in tes_-oṛ-.

Number in DED : 79

Dravidian etymology :

Proto-Dravidian : *aḍV́-

Meaning : to be near; to happen

Proto-South Dravidian: *aḍu- ~ *aḍai-

Proto-Telugu : *aḍ-a-

Proto-Gondi-Kui : *aḍ-

Proto-North Dravidian : *aṭ-g-

Notes : SDR languages show significant evidence for two bases: *aḍú- ("be near to, approach") and *aḍái- ("reach, arrive, obtain"). Kannada and Tamil also have a monosyllabic stem *aṭ- "to put, place", but this is possibly the result of contamination with *anṭ- "to join, stick, paste". Cf. also *aḍ-[úŋ]- "to be piled up, arranged" which may be a historical derivative of the same root. PNDR *aṭ-g- < *aḍV́-k-. // Present in 4/6 branches.

Telugu etymology :

Proto-Telugu : *aḍ-a-

Meaning : to arise, issue

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : aḍaru

Additional forms : Also [1] ḍāyu, [2] dāyu, [3] ḍaggar_u, [4] daggar_u to approach (intr., tr.); [1] ḍāpu, [2] dāpu, [3] ḍaggar_a, [4] daggar_a nearness; dāparamu getting, obtaining, coming or lighting upon; dāparincu to be obtained, happen, occur, fall to one's lot

Number in DED : 79

Gondwan etymology :

Proto-Gondi-Kui : *aḍ-

Meaning : to join

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Proto-Kui-Kuwi : *aḍ- (caus. *aṭ-)

Kui-Kuwi etymology :

Proto-Kui-Kuwi : *aḍ- (caus. *aṭ-)

Meaning : to be associated with, joined to, united with, associate with, accompany, aid, assist, help; n. association, assistance, help

Gondwan etymology: Gondwan etymology

Kui : aḍa (aḍi-)

Additional forms : Also Kui aṭka (aṭki-) pl. action; aṭpa (aṭt-) to join (tr.), unite, associate; aṭse, aṛse together, jointly; aṭu near, at a short distance; aḍi miḍi unity, association; aṛpa (aṛt-) to mix, put together, unite

Number in DED : 79